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The Canadian Shield is a vast, ancient geological region primarily located in eastern, northeastern, and central Canada, encircling Hudson Bay.

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The Canadian Shield, an immense area of exposed ancient rock, formed over a vast period, approximately 3 billion years ago. It's not a singular event, but rather a long process involving plate tectonics.

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The Canadian Shield is characterized by rocky, often glacial-smoothed hills and lowlands, punctuated by numerous lakes and rivers.

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How the Tectonic Plates help create the Canadian shield?

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How the Tectonic Plates help create the Canadian shield?

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Plate tectonics played a major role in the formation of the Canadian Shield. The plates that make up North America caused uplift and depressions that resulted in mountains and valleys.

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It is a landscape dominated by rocky, ice-smoothed hills and numerous lakes and swamps. It's a vast area of exposed Precambrian bedrock, shaped by long periods of erosion and glaciation.

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Mammals like caribou, moose, wolves, and bears are prominent, along with birds such as owls, geese, and sparrows. Common plants include black and white spruce, jack pine, and balsam fir all live in the Canadian shield.